Central Banks jump into the gold trade and stock up on reserves. Insight on whether individual investors should follow their lead and insight on whether the sell off in transports is a sign of things to come for the market and Pete Najarian takes a look at Apple hanging in tough in a weak tape.

In Greece, where equities are nearly 4 percent lower on the day, there were headlines coming from the country’s Finance Minister warning that “the situation in the Euro zone is not developing in a reassuring way…there is pressure at the heart of the euro zone.” Also not helping…lackluster U.S. economic data released at 10am ET this morning.

The key factor stifling jobs creation is sluggish GDP growth, which only advanced 1.3 percent in the second quarter and 0.3 percent in the first. Businesses can’t hire and pay new workers without more customers.